was ah Stairway to Heaven. This is a track that we seem to have dedicated to New York city, but ah, if you remembered it from the last album, it's not such a cool one after all. Celebration Day.

Listen, it really amazes me because anybody who's been to England knows that ehen you go to a concert, you, there's such a thing a listening to what's going on. And unfortunately, unfortunately, we're faced with a problem in our, in our free society, where a lot of people come to listen, and there's a lot of people who a re making a racket, so nobody hears what's going on. Now we've got some things to say, and every time I go to open my mouth, there's another spokesman. So we'd like to do two acoustic things now, if you could bear with us, alright? You can either stay in a complete rut, or after three years, you can start moving and flowing a bit more. So I think you'll pick that.

I think that what it really is down to is that is, sort of a, we're not exactly sitting next to each other cause we're not sitting down there. If that guy next to you is trying to listen, then you've got to respect that, and be quiet. So the whole thing is a big circular respect thing at a concert. So many of those big concerets, thos big um, festivals fell apart because the respect wasn't a uniform one. And the thing with these concerts is that they normally are. Anyway, that was cool. We want to do another one off the, off the fourth album, and this is a, when we're tuned up, I'll tell you a bit more about it. This is called Going To California, which is somewhere down south.

John Paul Jones played electrimandolin. Oh it's nice. That's better.

Good evening. This time, on drums, our precussionist John Henry Bonham. Moby Dick.

Thank you very much. Good night. Good night.